July 4, 1838 National Currency Note Illustration

Trustees of the National Loan Office, Washington, D.C., July 4, 1838, A #5838, Rulau HT-N20A. Very Fine condition.

All $5 from Sioux City, Iowa, Hackensack, New Jersey, Highland Falls, New York, and Chase New York, New York, all circulated

(1) Federal Reserve St. Louis Missouri [H]; (1) San Francisco California (13044); (1) Madison Georgia (7300); (1) Columbus, Georgia (2338); F-VF

(lot of 4) U.S. Currency: (1) Series of 1899 $1 Silver Certificate, black eagle, blue seal, sighed Elliott and White; (1) Series of 1918, National Currency, $1 note Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas; (2)

National Currency Assortment VF-XF (4) notes including $5 1913 Shelbyville #2128, $20 1910 Chicago #3916, $20 1918 Milwaukee #6853 and 1919 $20 St. Louis #5172 Category: National Bank Notes > Mixed Lo

COINS: Large size and small size notes, as well as other currency, including: 4 large size notes: a $1 National Currency from Boston; $1 and $2 US notes; and a $1 series 1923 silver certificate; 9 $1

U.S. .05C FRACTIONAL PAPER CURRENCY NOTE H2"X2.5" #1230, JULY 17,1862 (1) H 4.5MM W 6.5MM NOTE SIZE Fair As is Et-al Condition. - 1862

National Currency, and Silver Certificates including, $5 1903 National Currency First National Bank of Hanover, $ 1 Large Note Silver Certificate series 1923, 4 $1 1935D Silver Certificates, and a 192

(1) State of South Carolina Justice of the Peace summons dated 1818. Measures 4" X 7 1/2" (1) Commercial Bank of Tennessee, Memphis July 1st, 1864 Promissory Note for $208.33, with a ten cent George W

SERIES 1902 FIVE DOLLAR NATIONAL CURRENCY NOTE "FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HIGHLAND" ILLINOIS "6653" AND SERIES 1902 FIVE DOLLAR NATIONAL CURRENCY RED SEAL NOTE "FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HIGHLAND" ILLINOIS

First is a $1 silver certificate series 1896 Tillman + Morgan. Folds. Condition: Very good plus. The second is a $5 silver certificate large note series 1899 Lyons + Roberts. Folds. Condition: Very go

FR# 472, Rosecrans/Nebeker, Serial # 5175, Charter # 4735, The Elgin National Bank of Elgin, Illinois, Only 10 Large Size Known, Only Brown Back Known!

First National Bank of Dallas, Pennsylvania. Good condition. AJ.

1865 $5 note from the National Exchange Bank of Providence, Rhode Island. Ungraded. Good, with some wear to edges and corners. AJ.

FR# 1802-1, CH# 9439, The First National Bank of Ridgway, Illinois, rare bank only 8 small notes known lowest serial numbers.

FR# 1802-1, Serial # A000470A, Charter# 871, The Merchants National Bank of Meadville, Pennsylvania.

Date Back, FR# 618, Vernon/Treat, Serial # K470302, Charter # 8712, The First National Bank of Monroe, North Carolina.

1902 (Date Back) $10 National Currency Note - The First National Bank of Janesville, Wisconsin. Charter# 2748. FR# 616.

Just minor folds keeps this elusive -Bank of Berwyn - PA- from a higher grade. A very small issue on this hard to find PA National.

1902 $10 National Currency Note - The Phenix National Bank of Providence, Rhode Island. Charter# 948 FR# 624. CGA Certified Choice Uncirculated 63.

FR# 574, Lyons/Roberts, Serial # T445448, Charter # 5229, The American National Bank of Richmond, Virginia.

Collection of five United States Federal Reserve National Currency banknotes, series of 1929. Four $20 notes and one $10 note. Fr. 1860 and Fr. 1870. One $20 Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, Illinois;

Consisting Of A $20 National Currency Note From The First Nation Bank Of Westfield Illinois, Charter #8216, Previously Graded By C.g.a. Together With A 2001 $5.00 Federal Reserve Note. We Do Not Grade

Vernon/McClung, FR# 601, CH# 4178, The National Bank of Commerce in St. Louis, Missouri.